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It's a nice pot. It's hard to do it but we got there anyway,. It meant more this year probably than last year because we were unlucky enough to lose last year's winner. So it was very special to come back and win it again. He had an accident out in the field and was a very nice horse. We actually bought him off the same vendor, Norman Williamson, as last year. We'll never get three out of them so we better look for a horse for next year!. He always worked nice, travelled well in his work, and stayed. He'll probably be better off over two-and-a-half although it didn't look like that today. He just travelled so well and fair play to Philip Enright he said he always rode like a bumper horse the way he travels. We were hoping to get a run into him and even had him entered in a point-to-point, he jumps well, but the horses were kind of out of sorts the time Midnight Stroll went to Newbury. I ran four or five in Cork and each one ran worse than the other. Only for I was on the boat to Newbury I probably would have turned home. He would have had a run around that time only for that. We just had to back off for a couple of weeks with him. He jumps well and he's by a very good sire. Robert Tyner, trainer

The Stewards interviewed Ms K. Walsh, rider of Hollowgraphic, concerning her use of the whip in this race. Evidence was heard from the rider concerned. Having viewed a recording of the race and considered the evidence the Stewards were of the opinion that the rider was in breach of Regulation 10.3(f), in that she used the whip with excessive frequency and having considered her record, cautioned her concerning her future responsibilities in this regard. The Stewards enquired into an incident in the straight involving Fortune Street (FR), ridden by Mr B. O'Neill, Gallant John Joe, ridden by Mr R. Deegan, and Its Only A Dream, ridden by Mr J.J. O'Neill. Evidence was heard from the riders concerned. Having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Stewards were of the opinion that the incident was accidental and took no further action.

Of which the winner will receive E60,000, the second E20,000, the third E10,000, the fourth E5,000, the fifth E3,000 and thesixth E2,000 An I.N.H. flat race for four and five yrs old only that have not won a *race other than one, two or three I.N.H. flat races. See Irish racing Calendar for full conditions.
Weights - 4-y-o 11st 4lb; 5-y-o 12st; Mares allowed 7lb
Riders - Qualified under I.N.H.S. Rules. Allowances to riders under Rule 52 (iii) may be claimed in this race.